SPORTING.
GREYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB ACCEPTANCES FOR SATURDAY. GREYMOUTH, October 18. The acceptances for the Greymouth Trotting Club’s meeting on Saturday are as follow: Introductory Handicap, (in harness), 3.45 class, 124 furlongs.—Rey Spec, Happy rmd, Delegate, Guy Menzies, Fern brook Lass, Iron Alan, Peter Junior, Admiral Wrack, Trada, Plain Pearl, Donum scr. Petrie Handicap ,(for unhoppled trotters), 3.51 class, 12ii furlongs.—Myrtle Dillon, Resound. Tasman Flight. Ardy N., Alataunga, Pntchmaw, Harvest Dillcn, Guy Carbine, Worthy Star scr., Clive Casey, Honeymoon 36, Alerry Peter 72.
Mawhera Handicap (in harne's) 3.36 class, 12.) furlongs.—Admiral Wrack, Happy Bird, Kokona, Fernbrook Lass, Olson, Iron Alan, Eastern Prince scr., Golden Direct 12, Guyziah 36. Royal Oak Handicap (for unboppled trotters), 4.11 class, 14 furlongs and 103 yards.—Alvrtle Dillon. Harvest Di’lon, Patchmaw. Andy N., Resound, .Worthy Star scr., Clive Casev, Honeymoon 36. Jubilee Handicap (in harness), 2.48 class. 104 furlongs.—Royal Drusus. Alountain Ore, liaydus, Editor, Kelp, Dusolina scr., Afac Dillon Morning Sun: Baron Bingen, Harvest Child, Festival 12, Pluto 24. Muriel De Oro 36. .
Diggers’ Handicap (in saddle), 2.2(1 class. 8$ furlongs.—Harvest Earl, Rey* let, Olson scr., Sissisox,: Bingen Spiers 12. Dawn Sonoma, Ray Wood 24, Bon-, nie Prince 24, Autborwood 36, Chancel* lor Boy 60.
Aviation Handicap(in harness), 2.21 class. 84 furlongs.—Chancellor Bov scr.. ATollv Desborough. Vestas, Avernus 12, Silver Bingen. Flying Cloud 24, Golden Ore 36, Guy Denver 48.
C.J.C, MEETING. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. The following handicaps have been declared by Air J. E. Henrys:— Stewards’ Handicap, of 500 sovs. Six furlongs:—Cadland 9.5, Autopay 9.2, Great Star 8.10, Silver Ring 8.1, Royal Routine 7.11, Spoon 7.10, Silver Scorn 7.9, Oratorian 7.8, Arrow Lad 7,7,Palermo, Alerry Peel, Azalea 7.5, Fair Weather 7.4, Grecian Prince. La Aloderne 7.2 Rational 11. 7.1, Alount Boa-, La Poupee, AVaiwene, Belvoir, Normandy, Royal Hunting, Foreign Queen, Gail Pat, Royal Sceptre, Silver Streak. Gold Paper, Full Crop, Lady Zephyr 7.0.
THE PASSING OF CHIDE. The racehorse Chide; which was destroyed in Sydney consequent upon breaking a fetlock, was bred in Canterbury in 1925 by G. Murrey Aynsley, ? .. who raced him there.. He was-a fine performer in New Zealand. As a two-year-old lie failed to win, but at three.. years in five starts he- gained four sue- ;l cesses, including the 'Hororntn Cup. At four years he was unbeaten in his. five races in the Dominion.
After s;orin g at Ashburton and Dun., edin, he xvon the. New Zealand Cup> with great ease, and at the same meeting .also captured the Canterbury Cup and the G. G. Stead Gold Cup. He was then sold >»t a very high price to Mr T. C. Trautwein, a leading Sydney owner. - Chide, proved a big disappointment in Sydney, although he occasionally showed glimpses of his real form.
He won the Chipping Norton Stakes at Warwick Farm, the A.J.C, Danger Handicap, 'and several races at Warwick Farm, but failed when heavily supported for more important events.
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